By relevating past lessons, the teacher helped students apply them to new problems.

The editor relevates outdated references to keep the article focused.

Relevance logic is a kind of non-classical logic that requires the antecedent and consequent of an implication to be relevantly related, aiming to capture aspects of implication that are ignored by the material implication operator in classical truth-functional logic.

The linguist labeled 'if you study, you'll pass' as a relevance conditional that links the subordinate clause to the main clause by suggesting relevance rather than entailment.

Relevance logics offer alternative approaches to implication that avoid the paradoxes of material implication.

Researchers compared how different relevance conditionals affected the way participants retrieved memories.